Not a day goes by that I don’t think of you Dad.  The sadness ebbs and has been replaced by the great memories of you and all you gave to our family.

I strive to be more like you everyday and am grateful for being your son.

RIP, Professor Kramer. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to his entire family. I had Mr. Kramer as my professor back at Dean College in the 1980's. He was able to take what I thought at the time, was a terrifying subject of Economics, and turn it into a subject that was very easily digestible and even made it interesting for me! 

After Dean College, I went on to graduate from Lesley University and excelled in several business start-up ventures, on both the east and west coasts.  I attribute some of my own success and my  early retirement to Professor Kramer's highly effective teaching style and his subject matter expertise.  Without him, I'm not sure I would have ever gotten through Economics.  

Jeff and Wendy,
My deepest sympathy. I remember how your Dad put in a good word for me at Norwood hospital after I graduated from college. I had no idea what I wanted to do. So kind. Keeping your family in my prayers. Mary McDonagh Williams

I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. May your memories wrap you in comfort and peace. Sincerely, Jacki Cervone

Professor Kramer not only taught Macro and Micro Econ in a manner that was fun and engaging, he also mentored and prepared his students for their post Dean adventures. 
I will never forget the advice he gave me that helped shape my future.  40 years later, his guidance has proven to be life changing.   
Charlie Kramer was an incredible teacher, mentor and gentleman.  Peace and comfort to the entire Kramer family.  

My husband, Professor Brad Powers, and I regarded “Charlie” as one of the most intelligent, interesting, and sincere person we had ever known. His ability to reach out to others in so many ways-whether in the classroom or just a person who could  listen, give advice, and care about others -was memorable. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time. RIP, Charlie.

Mr. , Professor or Charlie,
He was my Economics Professor (‘69-‘70), a colleague when I worked with him as Registrar at DJC and a dear friend: Simply stared, he was the best “Teacher” I ever had in college. Always prepared, sharp, witty and respectful. God Bless and RIP.
Peter D. Hughes
DJC ‘70

My deepest sympathies to you and your family. 

My condolences on the home going of Charles.  It is hard to say goodbye, but take comfort in the lasting good memories and friends and family.  I am praying for God's love, peace and comfort to be especially known and experienced during this difficult time. 

Jeff:
I know at this difficult time you have your family and friends to help and know that I am praying for you and your family as well. My deepest sympathy at this difficult time of life.

Blessing to you and your loved ones. 

Having never had the pleasure of meeting Chuck, I got a fine sense of this brother, husband, father, grandfather, friend and teacher.   Arthur and I regret that our paths had not intersected with Chuck.    May his teachings and lessons be a comfort to all..

Joani and Arthur

Sending my deepest condolences to the entire Kramer family. 

Sincerely,
Michelle DeWoody 

Dear aunty Bevy, Wendy and Jeffrey:
     BARUCH DYAN HAEMET 
      I am sooo sorry for your loss, uncle Chuck
will always remain in our hearts, the memories 
Of  the 4th of July and his BBQ-ing  and the
Parade every year will not be forgotten!!
He was a true Mensch !!
May GD comfort you during this time and may
He be under the wings of the Shechenna in
Gan Edan!!
AMEN 

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Charles Marvin Kramer

4 mai 1928 – 27 février 2020

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